Post by footysec on May 22, 2018 19:54:50 GMT
Arlesey Town FC & Nathan Abbey mutually agree to part ways
The Committee announced today that the club has mutually agreed with Nathan Abbey to end his term as manager.
Nathan and brother Zema took on the management role for a second spell at the club towards the end of the 2014-15 season with Nathan taking on a more dominant role this season. Funds and resources have been limited for the management team over the last couple of years, although a lot of hard work has been put in these last few seasons there has been a decline in results and with the recent relegation it has been agreed that the club should be looking to take on the task of competing at step 5 with a fresh backroom line up.
The club would like to thank Nathan and Zema for all the hard work they have put into the club over the last few years as well as in their previous spell at the club where we enjoyed numerous successes, the task they had been given was not an easy one and they have given their all to the club to try and make the team a success. We wish them the best of luck in their future ventures and we are sure they will go on to have successful managerial careers elsewhere within the sport.
The Committee announced today that the club has mutually agreed with Nathan Abbey to end his term as manager.
Nathan and brother Zema took on the management role for a second spell at the club towards the end of the 2014-15 season with Nathan taking on a more dominant role this season. Funds and resources have been limited for the management team over the last couple of years, although a lot of hard work has been put in these last few seasons there has been a decline in results and with the recent relegation it has been agreed that the club should be looking to take on the task of competing at step 5 with a fresh backroom line up.
The club would like to thank Nathan and Zema for all the hard work they have put into the club over the last few years as well as in their previous spell at the club where we enjoyed numerous successes, the task they had been given was not an easy one and they have given their all to the club to try and make the team a success. We wish them the best of luck in their future ventures and we are sure they will go on to have successful managerial careers elsewhere within the sport.